• Characterisation and optimisation of HIV-1-based SARS-CoV-2 pseudovirus

  Narayan, Maya (2025)

  This study successfully generated high-titre HIV-1-based SARS-CoV-2 pseudovirus and characterised key factors influencing its infectivity including SARS-CoV-2 N incorporation. Optimising pseudovirus production and cell ...
• Surviving and Thriving: Positive Veteran Mathematics and Science Teachers in Western Australia

  Schmolke, Belinda Elizabeth (2025)

  This study investigated the characteristics of positive veteran teachers in Western Australia. While research has identified strong professional identity, heightened agency, formal and informal leadership and supportive ...
• A Cross-Sectional Study of Attitudes Toward STEM Education in Pre-Service Teachers, In-Service Teachers, and Year 6 Students

  Sims, Craig (2025)

  This doctoral research investigated STEM attitudes across pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, and Year 6 students. Anchored by a novel theoretical framework, the study found that attitudes differ significantly ...
• Improving interpretation and modelling techniques in geoscience using deep generative networks (GANs)

  Xu, Yun (Rachel) (2025)

  Generative Adversarial Networks are a novel, data-efficient method by which models are trained to learn from a limited amount of labelled data and to generate synthetic data, which reduces the burden of manual annotation. ...
• Cultural and social determinants influencing mental health among adolescent mothers aged 14 -19 years during the postpartum period and their mental health care needs in Lilongwe, Malawi

  Tembo, Chimwemwe (2025)

  This mixed methods study explored the cultural and social factors that influence adolescent mental health during the postnatal period in Malawi. The quantitative-qualitative survey was administered to adolescent mothers ...
• The Claremont serial killings: Journalism as Ritual

  Romano, Mary-Anne Lee (2025)

  This dissertation investigates the Claremont serial killings, focusing on how media coverage transformed into a societal ritual shaping public perception, fear, and morality in Perth. Utilising James Carey’s ritual view ...
• Deep Learning Based High-Speed Underwater Acoustic Communication System Design

  Thenginthody Hassan, Sabna (2025)

  Underwater acoustic (UA) communication is vital for applications like oceanographic data collection and defence but faces challenges like limited bandwidth and multipath interference. This research enhances the conventional ...
• Crustal Evolution and Geodynamic Setting of the Fraser Zone, Western Australia

  Kuper, Katharina Maria (2025)

  The Fraser Zone in the Albany–Fraser Orogen, Western Australia, represents a crucial site for studying Proterozoic crustal evolution and mineralization. This research investigates its complex tectonic and magmatic history ...
• Impacts of Business Obstacles, Regional Characteristics, and Top Management Gender Diversity on Corrupt Business Practices in Emerging Economies: Indonesian Example

  Hutahayan, Benny (2025)

  This study examines how business obstacles, regional characteristics, and top management gender diversity influence corruption in Indonesia. Using Institutional Theory, it employs a quantitative approach with World Bank ...
• Quantifying the Influence of Electrolytes on the Spontaneous Emulsification Process

  Zabar, Muhannad Khamees (2025)

  This thesis introduces new theoretical models to predict the kinetics of spontaneous emulsification in both single- and multi-mechanism systems in the presence of electrolytes. The models incorporate all relevant dependent ...

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